Anyone used to this to power their DSLR Camera? Curious which cameras were tested with a battery coupler when using the 9V dc ouput.
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I have used this to power a Nikon D700/D300/D200. I bought a knock-off EH-5 AC power adaptor, cut off the plug, and connected the power and ground wires. Search for eh-5 plug or socket for schematic. It works fine. I powered a D700 and a GPS for 8 hours and used 40% of the Anker's capacity taking star photos (20 second shots every 22 seconds.) I did not use a battery coupler. I used the DC in port.
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not quite clear about your question. the camera power wire has two parts, adaptor, and wire together with camera. there is a connector to connect them. This allow you to use any long wire adaptor but must be able to work with the connector, this is key. adaptor is 12V or 15V (don't remember) built-in. Do you mean that you will use different adaptor? aparantly not. see these help you or not
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I had a similar need and decided to go with a different brand. The Q-See QS1018 12 Volt 12 AMP provides 1amp (default) or 2amp (they provide extra fuses) options per camera. Even so, I had 2 cameras that needed additional power due to IR counts and I was able to tie 2 power outputs together for 1 camera using homemade jumpers.
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Unless you have a separate charger, the battery is charged while attached to the camera, and the camera plugged into its normal dc/110volt power adapter.
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It needs 12 volts DC from a mains adapter (wall-wort). A battery would be quickly exhausted. The power supply could be close to the camera even it the monitor or DVR isn't. BTW: It's an excellent camera with impressive low light sensitivity.
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I'm sorry Bonnie, but for some reason my message to you got cut off so here is the most important part for you. I also use it for home surveillance. The short answer to your question is NO! you cannot connect an external power supply to these cameras. Hope this was of some help. Pete
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The camera does not include the power supply, power adapter or the video/power cable. Both of my power supplies are for 4 cameras and have an input of 120-240v/1.5A and an output of 12v/2A, so presumably one camera could get by on a .5A supply like yours. See "Acelevel 60 Feet Video Power BNC RCA Cable for Q-See CCTV Security Cameras" for a clear picture of the ends needed for the power ends (red).
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I have the same camera. The setup worked great for me. I took it to Hawaii and used both batteries and the charger frequently.
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No this power supply only allows you to use the camera while connected to AC power therefore not using the battery power. You must still charge your batteries with your battery charger. Hope this helps.
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You have to get a 12 volt 2amp power supply and plug it straight into the camera. it will work great. if it don't, you have something wrong.
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1> The camera uses 12VDC2> The camera ususally comes with a AC/DC adapter that plugs into the wall and provides the 12VDC powerJust a note: I order quite a few of these as I integrate them into an AV system I make. Occasionally I will get one with obviuos manufacturer defects (loose lens mount, pushed in and broken back panel). These were not due to shipping damage. Test as soon as you receive and buy from Amazon.
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I haven't had any issues that I know of. The nice thing is the camera doesn't really eat battery power anyway, but I always carry the extra one when I'm out. I don't pay attention to which one goes in, and I couldn't tell you a difference. My only suggestion is you ALWAYS take care of your batteries, and they'll last.
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110v for dvr. Dc is for cameras if it doesn't come with its own supplied power for cameras a power supply is needed
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If you're asking whether the high voltage could possibly destroy/damage your camera, why take the risk using a non-oem $9 battery in a $900+ camera, just to save $40? Is it really much of an issue? No, 0.2/0.4VDC is going to be negligible.
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1) Yes Input: AC 100V~240V Output: DC 7.6v / 3.0A 2) It connects to camera, so it will only charge the battery if there's one in the camera. It is intended as an alternate power source for long videos, etc.
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12V DC. It uses the standard plug connection format/polarity in use for CCTV security cameras. No compatibility issues.
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I used it on my camera battery charger, and I had no issues. However, I also used it on my curling iron and I fried it. I threw the curling iron away, so I'm not sure of the voltage on it.